Log a dose right from your Home Screen with the new Vialy widget, in small, medium, and large sizes. We also fixed editing your dose times: removing a time now works on the first tap, and times no longer double up while you're editing.

You can now enter and view doses in micrograms as well as milligrams, and Vialy remembers which unit you use for each peptide. The dose sliders can land on exact small amounts like 250 mcg. You can also pick a default syringe in Settings, and Vialy warns you when a dose is too big for the syringe you've chosen.

Peptide blends like KLOW now estimate what's in your system for each ingredient — a separate curve and current amount per peptide — instead of asking for one half-life for the whole blend. Components with a known half-life are charted automatically; tap any unknown one to set it yourself.

See how much is still in your system. Each vial now has an "In your system" estimate showing how much of the compound remains in your body, with a decay curve and a "practically cleared" date based on its half-life. For compounds without a known half-life, you can set your own.

• Edit a phase's duration even after it has started. • New "Adjust vial" option to record doses given to someone else, priming, spills, or manual corrections — your vial's remaining amount stays accurate without these counting as your own injections. • You can now export your vial adjustments alongside your injection history.

Improved the in-app support contact so you can reach us faster with a prefilled email. You can now put a vial you started as needed onto a plan — attach it from the vial's edit screen, or pick it while creating a new plan. Fixed an issue where a new plan could disappear after closing the app. Plans you create now save reliably.

• Reconstitution: the BAC water slider now goes up to 5 mL, and the top of the range is easy to select. • More reliable Sign in with Apple, with clearer messaging. • Layout and consistency polish across the app.

Fixes decimal entry so dose amounts can be typed with a comma as the decimal separator. Other minor stability improvements.